What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have to do with killer whale conservation
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What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have to do with killer whale conservation

Raincoast Conservation Foundation Dec 26, 2025
Habitat restoration and salmon research

Habitat restoration and salmon research

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30 years of Raincoast’s reach

30 years of Raincoast’s reach

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Partner highlight: How neighbourly connections can help us “age in the right place”

Partner highlight: How neighbourly connections can help us “age in the right place”

Dec 23, 2025
A sand-filled hourglass stands in front of two vintage clocks and a labeled tin on a shelf, inviting provocations about the passage of a good time.

Provocations: When Would be a Good Time?

ByCanDAREMay 6, 2025
A presenter stands beside a projection screen displaying a slide about post-wildfire logging and its cumulative effects on hydrology and legislation in British Columbia at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference hosted by Raincoast.

Raincoast presents at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMay 6, 2025
Aerial view of a landscape with swirling turquoise water, beige sand patterns, and light brown sediment forming abstract shapes, inviting Critical Perspectives 2025 on nature’s artistry.

Critical Perspectives 2025

ByCarol BilsonMay 6, 2025
Flyer for a lively “Fiddle Barn Dance” on May 16 at Edelweiss Club Hall, 6pm; features an illustration of three dancers and full event details. Suggested donation is $12.

Fiddle / Barn Dance

ByVictoria Fiddle SocietyMay 5, 2025
A gallery wall in Nantes displays six colorful abstract textile artworks from the "Threads across Continents" series, with a sign reading "Galerie Wonderfil Ana Buzzalino" above them. Descriptions are mounted next to each piece.

Threads across Continents – Then Nantes

ByAna BuzzalinoMay 3, 2025
Charito Gailling, Project Manager at BC Centre for Disease Control, is speaking during an interview. On-screen text identifies her as she shares insights with her shoulder-length dark hair framing her face.

An interview with Charito Gailling

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMay 3, 2025
Rebecca and Scott are seated indoors at a table, large windows behind them. Their titles and New Chelsea Society appear in text, highlighting this interview moment.

An interview with Scott and Rebeca

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMay 3, 2025
Two women stand indoors with text overlay identifying them as Ana Méndez, Resilience Coordinator, and Ame-Lia Tamburrini, Programs & Partnerships Facilitator, during an interview for Building Resilient Neighbourhoods.

An interview with Ana and Ame-Lia

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMay 3, 2025
A woman stands indoors, smiling at the camera during an interview. Text on the image identifies her as Sherri Crane, Manager of Housing Services & Engagement at Brightside Community Homes Foundation.

An interview with Sherri Crane

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMay 3, 2025
A document section titled "5.0 Information Release" lists six points outlining VicPD media policy considerations for releasing information to the media.

VicPD’s media policy

ByStephen HarrisonMay 3, 2025
A woman with long brown hair stands indoors near a vertical striped wall during an interview. Text overlay: Katia Tynan, Manager of Resilience and Disaster Risk Reduction, City of Vancouver.

An interview with Katia Tynan

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMay 3, 2025
Groups of people sit around tables engaged in discussion at the Living Together 2025 symposium, with papers, food, and drinks on the tables during the wrap-up session.

Living Together 2025 Symposium Wrap-Up

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMay 3, 2025